Why van Gogh’s Death Still Remains Controversial to this Day By Giuseppe Cafiero On the evening of July 27th, 1890, Vincent van Gogh walked into the Auberge Ravoux, the hostel in the French village of Auvers-sur-Oise where he had been lodging , clutching his stomach. Clearly in distress, he managed to get back to his room, where he collapsed in […]
Today Derek J. Ambrose is visiting my blog with a guest post about a day in the life of an author. Thanks for stopping by! Guest Post A Day In Your Writing Life Early morning rise at 4.30am Re-read last day’s activity Make corrections to yesterdays work Write for one hour- then rest Comeback during the day/evening to achieve day’s […]
Author Adrienne Woods talks about her writing procedures today on my blog. Adrienne Woods is the author of young adult fantasy novel “Firebolt”, which I’m in the middle of reading, and which is pretty awesome so far. Thanks for visiting my blog, Adrienne! My Writing procedures It took me three years to write Firebolt of the Dragonian Series. I have […]
I’m hosting a guest post today for a book tour for “Real Dogs Don’t Whisper”, a kids book by Kelly Preston. I’ll leave the word to Kelly now, and step aside. Five Things You Should Know About Writing by Kelly Preston First, thank you for hosting this guest post. My name is Kelly Preston, no not John’s (Travolta) wife that […]
I’m happy to host a guest post today by Kenya Wright, author of multicultural mystery romance “The Muse”. I’ll leave the word to Kenya Wright now. People who really love The Muse, tend to send me excited emails about the art installations showcased within in the mystery romance novel. The best part about writing the story was the art research. For […]
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